How long has it been since we’ve last watched Tottenham play? Too long!
The last time we checked on our beloved Spurs they lost 0-2 to Fulham, with Ryan Sessegnon (remember him?) scoring the second goal for the Cottagers. Maybe it’s best we forgot.
Tottenham Hotspur men’s squad:
This month’s action begins at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea, just as we all had hoped. Nothing says ‘Welcome back Spurs’ like a trip to Chelsea.
But it’s also the month Spurs continue the knockout stages of the Europe League. This time it’s against Frankfurt, and it comes as pressure builds on Ange Postecoglou to deliver results. How much of his job security is tied to this latest round? We may soon find out.
Oh, and then Spurs close out the month at Liverpool. Terrific.
Tottenham Hotspur men’s schedule: at Chelsea (3 April); Soton (6 April); Frankfurt (Europa League, 10 April); at Wolves (13 April); at Frankfurt (Europa League, 17 April); Forest (21 April)l at Liverpool (27 April)
Tottenham Hotspur women’s squad:
How lucky are Spurs to play Liverpool not once but twice, and on the same day?
That’s exactly what’s happening here. Who knows what’ll happen, but I do know Spurs are winless in their last seven matches. And Postecoglou isn’t the only one struggling right now, but it appears Spurs are giving Robert Vilahamn a little bit of time to work through this rough patch.
Tottenham Hotspur women’s schedule: Aston Villa (20 April); at Liverpool (27 April)
Fitzie’s track of the day: Dancing Away In Tears, by Yola
And now for your links:
Football London: “What Daniel Levy failed to admit in £700m transfer statement in Tottenham financial results”
Jay Harris: “Tottenham’s Daniel Levy addresses transfers criticism: ‘We cannot spend what we do not have’”
Dan KP: “Daniel Levy sends Tottenham spending warning in message to fans as latest financial results revealed”
Harry Kaneon his favourite dishes at the Bayern canteen